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iecheruo

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    Comment #48861329

    Code structure still matters for cost effectiveness and performance over time https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.20049 https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.13280

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    Comment #43685320

    Susman Godfrey. There's a lot going on and it's really hard to keep abreast of it all https://www.reuters.com/legal/trump-says-law-firms-agree-pro...

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    Comment #41363928

    My vote's for "Word on the street" Probably doesn't translate well to a domain name though

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    Comment #41064620

    Give node a closer look, it's been quietly accruing those features. node has a built in test runner now https://nodejs.org/api/test.html

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    Comment #35036635

    I don't know that that charactization is accurate. At a minimum you needed to implement an IList whos indexer creates the actual data when called. You would then set that IList on …

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    Comment #33827116

    To be fair to .NET what you describe sounds an awful lot like COM/WinRT

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    Comment #33086214

    Is it a donation if the US taxpayer is footing the bill? https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/04/08/us-quietl...

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    Comment #32017089

    Education helps a great deal but there is a reason 12 year olds don't hold office or run fortune 500 companies. In aggregate the judgement and maturity required to protect themselv…

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    Comment #26604083

    From the article: > OAuth authentication > Although not originally intended for this purpose, OAuth has evolved into a means of authenticating users as well.

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    Comment #24195234

    What you're describing is a professional licensed engineer who has to among other things take out insurance because they are ultimately responsible for their decisions.

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    Comment #22086340

    When deeply accustomed to privilege, attempts to restore merit often present as penalty. Removing legacy preference in favor of merit is not penalization. The article does not advo…